Hunger stones

[Rockstar]

Originally Posted by Skybird

We focus on just one factor, the human one. We ignore the others. That is science at its worst.

When you do it becomes a religion. Like ancient man when he saw his first solar eclipse he attributed the phenomena to something he had done wrong. Let the sacrfices begin.

There is much much more to climate cycles than anthropogenic contributions.

[STEED]

Originally Posted by Rockstar

When you do it becomes a religion. Like ancient man when he saw his first solar eclipse he attributed the phenomena to something he had done wrong. Let the sacrfices begin.

2 million odd years later give or take..

Let the drinking contest begin.

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by Rockstar

When you do it becomes a religion.

This.

Or a witch hunt.

Both often leads to the same outcome.

However, the article mostly is about that weather extremes of the kind we have seen this summer over here in Germany and Europe, have already been documented in our places several centuries ago.

I often must smile when I read that some volcano somewhere has erupted, and its emissions nullifying emission savings of all industry in Europe of half or even a full year. Puts things into relation a bit. Bad bad nature not playing ball with green politics!

However, I thiunk there is a trend for warmer global climate, and I think man contribtues to it. But I do not thionk that man is the only cause for this. We likely could cut back emissions to the standard of 150 years ago - and still would be faced with a trend climate warming.

Correlations do not prove causality. And irrational beliefs and ideological drives rule strong in man's mind.


Hunger stones - first time I ever heard of it. When reading the headline I thought it was about a fourth Panem novel.